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Nehru Trophy Boat Race
The most wonderful sight in Alappuzha is the Nehru trophy Boat race that is held every year on the second Saturday of August. This was started in 1952 when India's first Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru,
visited Alappuzha, and inaugurated the function in which the gigantic snake boats with over 100 rowers in each raced one another. From then on, year after year, the boat race has grown into Alappuzha`s most important event.
Alappuzha Beach
A famous beach and picnic spot with a children park and boating facilities for entertainment.
The old lighthouse also adds to the beauty of this beach and the pier, which extends into the sea is over 137 years old.
QST and R BLOCK Kayal (Backwaters)
These regions are wonders of the agricultural engineering skills of Kerala and remind the tourist of the famous dikes of Holland. Extensive areas of land have been reclaimed from the backwaters and are protected by dikes built around. A leisurely cruise along the canals that surround these
kayal's is a memorable experience.
Sea View Park
The Park offers boating facilities and a swimming pool. Krishnapuram palace
It was built in the 18th century during the reign of Marthanda Varma, which displays typical characteristics of Kerala architecture. It also
has one of the largest mural paintings is the Gajendra Maksham. Krishnapuram Place is situated 47kms from
Alappuzha.
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